Prog

ROGER WATERS

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‘W asks Roger Waters rhetorically at the start of his new version of before laughing and adding, ‘’ Maybe he’s not actually been, to quote the opening line of the original 1973 album, , but to record a new version of one of the best-known and best-selling albums of all time is one strange undertaking. But The Flaming Lips covered the album and Easy Star All-Stars recorded a reggae version, , so

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